How can I reliably find the opportunity to work on an international cruise ship? Is there a translation position on it?

PS: There are no positions as cruise translators on cruise ships, but only regular waiter positions in some hotels for recruitment.

The employees on the cruise ship come from dozens of different countries. Anyone can be a translator and must be able to speak English.

So there is no such position on the ship.

1, resume in Chinese and English, telephone test.

If both English and experience meet the direct arrangement, wait for the second interview.

3, lack of English experience, arrange training, remember that training is free.

Remember, don't spend a dime before you are allowed to take part in the Caribbean cruise. Registration fee, various names. Let him go.

Even if you are accepted, you will have about 5 days to consider whether to accept or not. After being admitted, there will be a fee. If you don't accept it, pat your ass and leave

6. Caribbean expenses 13000, including maritime training fees and seaman's certificate making fees. Hand it in twice: the first time is after you pass the second interview, and the second time is before all the formalities are completed.

7. If you board a ship from Europe and America, you need to apply for a US visa fee of 1/d, RMB 1024 each time. If you board the ship in Asia, you won't have this fee. Give it to China CITIC Bank.

8. Exit physical examination and crew physical examination will generally be carried out together. It is estimated that around 1 000 can only be done in provincial-level cities, and the money will be handed over to the medical examination center.

9. The seaman's certificate deposit 1000 will be returned if the seaman's certificate is not applied.

10, the accommodation and travel expenses from the second interview to the boarding shall be borne by the individual.

1 1. After a preliminary calculation, if you don't spend a lot of money, all expenses (including accommodation and transportation) will be around 25,000, which is not the same as the 30,000 you said. I'm talking about food, accommodation and transportation. .

12, again, don't pay a dime before you are accepted, beware of being fooled.